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Old 04-02-2014, 07:20 PM
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On stock springs, .480 is max.
 
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How is it that you calculate that? Am I just over thinking this/not reading the specs enough? Also I just replaced my cat with a slip on magnaflow cat which was horrible I'm a welder by trade and know how to lay out pipe but underneath a truck trying to do all that bu youself is a different story, and when I looked into my old cat it was fine maybe just a little charcoal grey but not the huge black mess I expected after my plenum was blown apart for two years. And the plenum was horrible!!!!
 
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Max lift is in the specs. Think you can look it up on the service manual.
 
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Originally Posted by HeyYou
On stock springs, .480 is max.
Yup... and I think the .545" is max usable before interference with stock pistons.
 



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